Chapter 13: Virtual Access Point (VAP)
Configuration
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CLI
The number of IP addresses reserved for statically-configured devices connected to the
Ethernet interface is set with the ‘dhcp.reserve’ parameter in the ‘eth0’ interface.
Web GUI
The ‘dhcp.reserve’ value can be set via the web interface using the “DHCP” sub-tab on the
“DHCP” tab on the “System Parameters” page (see Figure 42).
13.7 Client Devices
Each VAP has a status page that displays information about attached client devices and total
throughput through the VAP. The signal strength of each client device, its MAC address, its IP
address, and the time since data was last received from it are listed. The status pages can be
accessed under the ‘Status’ tab on the ‘Status’ page, as shown in Figure 43.
Figure 43. Virtual access point client device status information
13.8 Encryption and Authentication
The EL-500 supports several common encryption/authentication schemes, including WEP,
WPA, and WPA2, to provide secure wireless access for client devices. WEP keys with 40-bit
or 104-bit lengths, pre-shared WPA keys, and multiple WPA-EAP modes.
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